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Install client certificate via Android Management API Policies - OncCertificateProvider
There is no way to currently install certificate using AMAPI, you have to develop your own solution to install certificate and use the AMAPI to give your app the certificate management delegated scope.
this is currently the only way to do it using AMAPI
You might be able to try this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nosari20.managedcertificateselection
There is no way to currently install certificate using AMAPI, you have to develop your own solution to install certificate and use the AMAPI to give your app the certificate management delegated scope.
this is currently the only way to do it using AMAPI
You might be able to try this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nosari20.managedcertificateselection
Thanks for the info. It seems that the app you mentioned can only delegate certificates to certain apps as default selection but not create new certificates or deploy existing certs to the device. Probably, I need to write an own app for this.
Unlikely to be much use to you now schorschii , but for the benefit of future searches, MANAGED INFO can support this on all AMAPI-based EMMs with the certificate install delegated scope.
Nice project, thanks jasonbayton ! That's a good solution for enrolling static certificates. However, I rather thought about enrolling certificates via an API such as Active Directory Certificate Services or SCEP, where the key is generated on the client side (and never leaves the device), as it possible on iOS out-of-the-box.
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